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Young Adult Tax Guide

Your Young Adult Tax Hub

Young Adult Tax Guide breaks down confusing tax terms into plain language, with examples from part-time jobs, internships, and campus life so you can file confidently, avoid common mistakes, and know when to ask for extra help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Can my parents call on my behalf?
  2. Can I file for free?
  3. How do I start?
  4. What is W2 and where can I get it?
  5. What is a 1099?
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